Focus On Technology
Moanalua High School is home to more than 800 computers attached to its local area network, one of the largest school networks built and maintained in Hawaii. While other schools require parental permission to "opt-in" to use technology on campus, Moanalua High School makes the use of technology mandatory. Parents must give compelling reasoning to the administration should they choose to have their child "opt-out" of technology use.
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